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i do not believe we need to go back to the mondale proposals or dukakis proposals of tax and spend. golfr- governor clinton says $20 orkz000, but he says he wants to raise $150 billion. that won't get you $150,000. when you add his other spending proposals, you sock it to the workingman. that old ad"we're going to soak the ri we're going the rich." it always ends up being the poor cab driver or the workingman that ends up paying e bill. and so i have a different approach. i believe 9 way to get the deficit down is to control the growth of mandatory spending programs and not raise taxes on the american people. you got a big difference there. >> mr. perot, one minute. >> we got to have a expanding job base to give is a growing expanded tax base. we have a deteriorating job base. we have got to really rebuild our job base. th's going to take mone for infrastur to do that. our competitors are doing that. we are not. we cannot pay off the $4 trillion debt, ance the debt and have the industries of the future, without the revenue. we will go through a period of shared sacrifice. there is o
i do not believe we need to go back to the mondale proposals or dukakis proposals of tax and spend. golfr- governor clinton says $20 orkz000, but he says he wants to raise $150 billion. that won't get you $150,000. when you add his other spending proposals, you sock it to the workingman. that old ad"we're going to soak the ri we're going the rich." it always ends up being the poor cab driver or the workingman that ends up paying e bill. and so i have a different approach. i believe 9...
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dukakis was leading after the democratic convention but lost to bush. in 1992, the incumbent president was down nine points and died with bill clinton but october though clinton eventually won. former pollster questioning the assumption made in today's polls. >> these polls are assuming that you have the same high level of african-american, latino an young people vote in 2012 that you had in 2008. >> they said the public poll are varying in the sampling and methodology so it's hard to make the case when they point in one direction, they're all wrong. but we are planning for a close race as we always have. >> another democratic strategist offered this assessment. >> this isn't over. it can move back and forth three and four times between now and november 6. if i'm romney you try to create that momentum. he saw a sign to do it. >> of the eight presidential races in the past ten where the leads were cut or flipped by the opponent, the average was 5%. in some cases a debate moved the needle. bret? >> bret: thanks. today, missouri republican senate candidate
dukakis was leading after the democratic convention but lost to bush. in 1992, the incumbent president was down nine points and died with bill clinton but october though clinton eventually won. former pollster questioning the assumption made in today's polls. >> these polls are assuming that you have the same high level of african-american, latino an young people vote in 2012 that you had in 2008. >> they said the public poll are varying in the sampling and methodology so it's hard...
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i do not believe we need to go back to the mondale proposals or the dukakis proposals of tax and spend. governor clinton says $200,000 but he also says he wants to raise $150 billion. taxing people over $200,000 will not get you $150 billion. and then when you add in his other spending proposals, regrettably you end up socking it to the working man. that old adage they use--we're going to soak the rich- -we're going to soak the rich--it always ends up being the poor cab driver or the working man that ends up paying the bill. and so i just have a different approach. i believe the way to get the deficit down is to control the growth of mandatory spending programs, and not raise taxes on the american people. we've got a big difference there. >> mr. perot, one minute. [applause] >> we've got to have a growing, expanding job base to give us a growing, expanding tax base. right now we have a flat to deteriorating job base and where it appears to be growing, it's minimum-wage jobs. so we've got to really rebuild our job base. that's going to take money for infrastructure and investment to do
i do not believe we need to go back to the mondale proposals or the dukakis proposals of tax and spend. governor clinton says $200,000 but he also says he wants to raise $150 billion. taxing people over $200,000 will not get you $150 billion. and then when you add in his other spending proposals, regrettably you end up socking it to the working man. that old adage they use--we're going to soak the rich- -we're going to soak the rich--it always ends up being the poor cab driver or the working...
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do you remember the dukakis? >> honestly? >> you remember dukakis up 17. gallup had mondale up. you look at this, and you have to wait until november 6 to get the real poll. >> there is a dmocommon denominator, and that's always comes up with gallup. gallup has shown funny things in september every four years. >> rasmussen is the outliar now, chuck. >> it waits by party. something that other polls don't -- i'm going to steal a line from charlie cook. a political analyst, he says technology has done a lot of things. technology has not improved polling. >> what is the margin of error, by the way? >> ours? three points. >> statistically. >> does it matter it was september 9th through 11th, right after the democratic election? >> yes. >> the unemployment report too. the crappy employment report. >> but pre, crisis in the middle east. >> how many days? 54. >> i think we're down to 53. look, i'm concerned about the state of polling in general. i tell you, we work really hard here. i'm confident in our poll. >> well, we'll see you on monday, because becky probably wouldn't ask about th
do you remember the dukakis? >> honestly? >> you remember dukakis up 17. gallup had mondale up. you look at this, and you have to wait until november 6 to get the real poll. >> there is a dmocommon denominator, and that's always comes up with gallup. gallup has shown funny things in september every four years. >> rasmussen is the outliar now, chuck. >> it waits by party. something that other polls don't -- i'm going to steal a line from charlie cook. a political...
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you can go through dukakis and kerry and mccain and find campaign discord in articles like this you can find campaign discord, clinton '92, obama 2008. you can find it in bush 2000 it is up to the candidate to rise above the stuff which exists in every campaign, stand for something and finish strong. >> that is a question. how much of this -- falls on romney? >> falls on romney. but the other difference is that unlike the kerry campaign in 2004, nothing's gonna happen this time. stuart stevens is gonna stay in charge, things are going to keep on going along this track. they are trying to folk count economy. but i'm a little bit wary of that everybody says the economy is so ter tin and we focus on jobs figures. you think about the way an average person thinks about the economy what do they think about? they think about my job and not going so well, haven't got the raise i want. my house, my values are coming back up and my 401(k) is booming. >> only one out of three americans think america is going to the right direction, a right track/wrong track that would bury any incumbent. >> that w
you can go through dukakis and kerry and mccain and find campaign discord in articles like this you can find campaign discord, clinton '92, obama 2008. you can find it in bush 2000 it is up to the candidate to rise above the stuff which exists in every campaign, stand for something and finish strong. >> that is a question. how much of this -- falls on romney? >> falls on romney. but the other difference is that unlike the kerry campaign in 2004, nothing's gonna happen this time....
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there was a brief point in this month in 88 michael dukakis was leading. we run to some conclusions that could be concluded incorrect. the swing in the swing states is beyond the norm to me. i'm looking at national numbers that show near dead even range and i find it out of the logical sequence of events for these swing states to be so disproportionate, but we will see. cheryl: before i let you go, next week do you think that mitt romney can effectively -- has he moved on for some call the gaffe and some say honesty he showed in the behind the scenes video? neil: i do notice that romney is treated very differently than is the president. in other words, mitt romney can be talked about for saying the president was politicizing events in the middle east but not the president for commenting mitt romney was politicizing that while on air force one for a fund-raiser in vegas. it is what it is. i understand the political equation here. but i think it is going to be incumbent on romney in that debate to reframe it back to the economy, to reframe it back to what he
there was a brief point in this month in 88 michael dukakis was leading. we run to some conclusions that could be concluded incorrect. the swing in the swing states is beyond the norm to me. i'm looking at national numbers that show near dead even range and i find it out of the logical sequence of events for these swing states to be so disproportionate, but we will see. cheryl: before i let you go, next week do you think that mitt romney can effectively -- has he moved on for some call the...
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michael dukakis had his group's jazzed and energized and engage in had a double-digit lead. palatine's it is the issue of getting that message through to folks who are watching on tv. bill clinton did the job last night of trying to make a compelling business case that barack obama's work has only begun. obviously barack obama himself will try to close that. one thing that i have noticed, it's interesting in the remarks. there tailoring this to now when the president took office, but to the recovery that happened a year after he took office. you're going to hear a lot about the 4 billion plus jobs gained, and you're going to hear but the pickup in manufacturing. all of these were roughly february 2010 phenomenon. so what they're trying to say is , don't keep us to this january 20th count. look at what we had to overcome and then look wants everything started taking hold in bed during 2010 how much we were off to the races. you could argue whether that is right or wrong. the recovery began. lori: is ridiculous is what it is. they want to pick the exact point that you start co
michael dukakis had his group's jazzed and energized and engage in had a double-digit lead. palatine's it is the issue of getting that message through to folks who are watching on tv. bill clinton did the job last night of trying to make a compelling business case that barack obama's work has only begun. obviously barack obama himself will try to close that. one thing that i have noticed, it's interesting in the remarks. there tailoring this to now when the president took office, but to the...
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and we had carter was up, carter was up, mondale was up, dukakis was up. you don't know the final poll is on november 6th. it that is the poll that counts. >> okay, i'm just telling you, mitt romney's campaign is equivalent of a football team that needs two scores and they're late in the fourth quarter and they can't afford to turn the ball over and they can't afford to -- >> that's fully your characterization of it. i think i could get dozens of people that would counter that. >> no, no, you you may do that but it's not right. >> okay, five minutes left, they need two scores. fine. >> so he needs to keep making progress. that's why they were attempting this message reset. so it is problematic from a time perspecti perspective. i don't know how much additional vote it's going to move. >> he's not going to get any of the 47%, but there's a lot of people on the other side that like what he said. >> that's what i just said. >> this is actually red meat for the producers that are on the other -- >> joe, you're repeating what i just said. >> okay. >> i made the
and we had carter was up, carter was up, mondale was up, dukakis was up. you don't know the final poll is on november 6th. it that is the poll that counts. >> okay, i'm just telling you, mitt romney's campaign is equivalent of a football team that needs two scores and they're late in the fourth quarter and they can't afford to turn the ball over and they can't afford to -- >> that's fully your characterization of it. i think i could get dozens of people that would counter that....
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among working-class swing voters,ut kifem mf'88 and bush going to one flag factory too much, you know, dukakis made a mistake on theledge of allegiance deal and bush hammered it home. i thought, yeah. i think he's gone too far on at. atome of brown's people were doing a tomahawk chop and chanting. >> and his staff. >> come on. >> yeah, his staff. >> his senate staff. and this is the sort of stuff that, you know, i don't say campaigns turn on thing like this, but, you know, they nd to dp. nd response ad is terrific. >> that's a pretty good ad. >>> still ahead, former british prime minister gordon brown joins us on set. more "morning j" when we come back. i i had pain in my abdomen... it just s tidn't go away. but i had already gone through menopause. these symptoms may be nothing... but they could be early warning signs of a gynecologic cancer, such as ceical, ovarian, or uterine cancer. feeling bloated for no reason. that's what i remember. seeing my doctor probly saved my life. warning signs are not e sa orveryone. if you think something's wrong... see your doctor. ask about gynecologic cance
among working-class swing voters,ut kifem mf'88 and bush going to one flag factory too much, you know, dukakis made a mistake on theledge of allegiance deal and bush hammered it home. i thought, yeah. i think he's gone too far on at. atome of brown's people were doing a tomahawk chop and chanting. >> and his staff. >> come on. >> yeah, his staff. >> his senate staff. and this is the sort of stuff that, you know, i don't say campaigns turn on thing like this, but, you...
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i learned that the hard way when i was a junior campaign staffer working for mike dukakis. i was there at the moment when he was climbing into that tank. i am here to tell you that you can shake up the race all kinds of ways off when it comes to national security. if he back then, in 1988, democrats are in the middle of a 30-year, 35-point deficit when it came to vote for trust on national security. that security gap began in the aftermath of the vietnam war and persisted very stubbornly until about 2008 when it closed up, due mostly to republican mistakes. the voters were tired of the iraq war. tired of the blundering that they have perceived in the bush administration. they decided that both parties, there was kind of a pop in both houses. what has been very interesting, and a third way has been attracting -- tracking the national security with our own focus groups for the last several years, if you look at this slide, that is the security gap. if you extended out to the left, it gets all wide and absolutely consistent going envoy back to 1972. but you can see where it cl
i learned that the hard way when i was a junior campaign staffer working for mike dukakis. i was there at the moment when he was climbing into that tank. i am here to tell you that you can shake up the race all kinds of ways off when it comes to national security. if he back then, in 1988, democrats are in the middle of a 30-year, 35-point deficit when it came to vote for trust on national security. that security gap began in the aftermath of the vietnam war and persisted very stubbornly until...
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that tradition and those values live today in michael dukakis from massachusetts. michael dukakis knows that this country is on the edge of a great new error. -- era. we are not afraid of change. we are full of thoughtful, it truthful leadership. there is an impatience to unify this country and to get on with the future. they are tough. they are generous. i have to tell you that i have never met a man who had a more remarkable since about -- sense about what is important in life. then there is my friends and my teacher for many years, senator lloyd bentsen. i cannot be prouder both as a texan and as a democrat. he understands america. from the bar a note to the boardroom, he knows how to bring us together -- barrio to the boardroom, he knows how to bring us together. he is already beat george bush once. when it comes right down to it, this election is a contest between those who are satisfied with what they have and those who know we can do better. that is what this election is really all about. it is about the american dream, those who want to keep it for the kids
that tradition and those values live today in michael dukakis from massachusetts. michael dukakis knows that this country is on the edge of a great new error. -- era. we are not afraid of change. we are full of thoughtful, it truthful leadership. there is an impatience to unify this country and to get on with the future. they are tough. they are generous. i have to tell you that i have never met a man who had a more remarkable since about -- sense about what is important in life. then there is...
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huff post or grudge, when you go back, carter up 8% that the point, the one that really got me was dukakis after the dnc. 17% up. but then again, they look it at the swing states, out of seven swing states,ic t i think the president has a slim lead in six out of seven. and normally in mid september, that's a pretty good indication. >> i know you're a big mike allen fan. i was reading it on sunday and he had quotes from people inside the romney campaign who were a little anxious about a couple of states. >> i saw that. they're all worried about ohio. and it's like five points right now supposedly. in other economic news, we'll talk to -- i'm confused because we have harry will so that on a lot who is the turnaround guy and i always ask him about diamonds. >> this time we have the real -- >> we have harry winston on, so i'm going to ask him about the auto bailout. you know why diamonds aren't one of the reasons it's a little slow, earnings weren't as good? those rich guys in china -- >> not getting married, what's happen something. >> and they're h are holding on their rough diamonds. it was
huff post or grudge, when you go back, carter up 8% that the point, the one that really got me was dukakis after the dnc. 17% up. but then again, they look it at the swing states, out of seven swing states,ic t i think the president has a slim lead in six out of seven. and normally in mid september, that's a pretty good indication. >> i know you're a big mike allen fan. i was reading it on sunday and he had quotes from people inside the romney campaign who were a little anxious about a...